Shown in this 1907 photo is the funeral procession of Jonathan Cody Woody (1881-1907). The horse drawn hearse and funeral procession is proceeding along Sugar Creek Rd. in the direction … Read More
Between the late 1970s and early 1980s, a plan by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to consider a 105 square mile area of Western North Carolina, including Sandy Mush, as a … Read More
The Sandy Mush Food Pantry is excited to announce a major donation, in the amount of $1,000 dollars, from Cormark International. Owners, Laura and Fabs Corte, run the 27 year … Read More
Quilter: Betty Rogers Duckett Quilt Name: “Odd Fellow” Quilt Created: 1989 On Loan by: Eva Duckett It was called an Odd Fellow because each piece has a different print. … Read More
Not fully in the busy world, nor quite in the world beyond, lies Sandy Mush. Geographically tucked into the Northwest corner of Buncombe County, extending just across the Madison … Read More
Our Sandy Mush Quilt Gallery is now on display in the SMCC Gym. Stop by to enjoy! Currently, we have eight community quilts on loan. We will share a photo … Read More
It was 1839 before public schools were actually established in North Carolina, sixty-three years after a provision for their creation had been written into the state constitution. “Adequate schools supported … Read More
